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Originally posted by mlittle from Oceanic Wilderness.
*note the pollen in the cells on the right* Our bees are so friendly! Chris got in there on Saturday to switch out the sugar water and to see how the comb building was going. I hadn't been able to see any comb being built through the window, but sure enough there were at least [...]Oceanic Wilderness: Hive Happenings
Oceanic Wilderness: Pineapple Lily
Originally posted by mlittle from Oceanic Wilderness.
Back in Florida I grew a pineapple lily, I think I got in a trade, in a pot for several years until we sold all of our plants when we moved away. I've been drooling over some that I've been seeing lately at a few local nurseries and finally last weekend I broke down and [...]Our Little Acre: British Invasion
Originally posted by Kylee Baumle from Our Little Acre.
We've had a wood split rail fence for years along two sides of our property. It doesn't do much good for keeping anything in or out, and only serves to mark property boundaries in a pretty ordinary way. But something is happening on that fence that's anything but ordinary.
Lichens grow on the top side of several of the rails and they've been there for years. They always make me smile, just like the times I find a tiny red spider mite in the soil as I work in the garden. Just like when I know there are citronella ants in the soil before I actually see them because I can smell their lemony goodness.
I never took the time to look the lichens up to see exactly what they were until last year, when I discovered that they were Cladonia cristatella, commonly known as British Soldiers, so named for their red "coats."
Lichens consist of a fungus and an algae living together, in a symbiotic relationship. Each could survive without the other, but together they're better. The fungus provides a house for the algae and the algae produces food for the fungus.
In the case of British Soldiers, the red part of the fungus makes spores, which are dispersed by the wind. These spores can form a new fungus, but it won't become another British Soldier until it is joined by the algae. It also won't be red without the algae.
British Soldiers are a frutose lichen, which is an upright form of lichens that also tend to have bright colors. They grow on decaying wood, mossy logs, stumps, tree bases, and soil. They help break down old wood, as well as taking nitrogen from the air, and in these ways enrich the soil. Lichens don't do well in polluted areas, so lichens can be an indicator of good air quality.
Lichens grow very slowly and British Soldiers only grow one to two millimeters a year. The tallest part of these on our fence are about 10 millimeters tall. They won't make spores until they're about four years old.
Information gathered from http://www.fcps.edu/islandcreekes/ecology/british_soldiers.htm
Skippy's Vegetable Garden: January snow drop
Originally posted by kathy from Skippy's Vegetable Garden.
I found a little snow drop blooming in my garden today. We are having a January thaw with temps up to 60*F (!!!) today. I opened my cold frame all day to give the plants some air. Our temperatures are like a roller coaster.
Bifurcated Carrots: Quinoa vs Meat
Originally posted by Patrick from Bifurcated Carrots.
Across the Internet, the debate is raging. Which is more ethical, eating meat or quinoa? I posted about this a few days ago, and I'm pleased to see another article from a different point of view has appeared on the Guardian website today. I was a little brief in my last post about some of [...]ROBINS NESTING PLACE: No Winter Whining
Originally posted by Robin's Nesting Place from ROBINS NESTING PLACE.
There is a new meme called, " No Winter Whining- Finding Color in Winter". It is Jen from Muddy Boot Dreams and Heather from, Life is a garden. Winter is in full force today and the temperatures have plummeted! We are under a weather advisory due to wind chills to -20°, but I'm not whining! As the snow fell and the wind blew, I sat for a few hours bird watching! Camera in hand, of course! ItMay Dreams Gardens: The Fascinating Christmas Rose: Helleborus niger
Originally posted by Carol from May Dreams Gardens.
Helleborus niger 'Josef Lemper' I have scoured the garden literature of the 20th and 21st centuries to bring forth for the holidays some tidbits about Helleborus niger, the Christmas Rose. I did this realizing that it might possibly lead me down one or two or more rabbit holes where securing the keys to escape might involving purchasing a few more old gardening books. This did indeed turnLasagna Gardening
By Pat Stone
Want to grow a garden the really, really easy way? Try "Lasagna Gardening!"
You don't have to dig.
You don't have to till.
Just pretend that you're making a giant garden "lasagna" with several layers of organic ingredients, and plant away!
Pick a spot that gets the right amount of sun. Cover it with cardboard or three layers of newspaper. Water well. Then begin adding layers of organic stuff. In effect, you're making a compost garden (another name for the technique is sheet composting), so, as in regular composting, you want to alternate layers of nitrogen-rich ("green") and carbon-rich ("brown") materials in an approximately 1-to-4 ratio.
Some good green materials are:
grass clippings or other green plants
manure (with or without straw)
coffee grounds
blood meal
Some good brown fixings are:
shredded paper (black-and-white)
dead leaves
wood chips or sawdust
hay or straw
peat moss
Build your new "garden" several inches high (up to two feet), watering as you go. If you're going to plant right away, you'll need to add some soil or finished compost wherever you plant. It's better, though, to create next year's garden now--this fall! That way, it will have time to break down over winter and be ready to grow next spring. (It'll be shorter then, too, making it easier for you to plant all the way in the ground.) Plus, fall is a great season to gather other people's leaves, clippings, and yard waste.
Patricia Lanza coined the term lasagna gardening (and wrote a bestseller with that title) after she became single and didn't want to try manhandling the family John Deere rototiller. She started using this above-ground-layers growing technique--and never ran the tiller again. That's right (you see this coming, don't you?) she gave it the "Dear John" treatment!
You may, too!
Pat Stone is the Editor of GreenPrints, "The Weeder's Digest," the prize-winning magazine that shares the personal side of gardening.
Fall Garden Advice
By Pat Stone and Phyllis Gricus
Fall is both the end of this growing season--and the start of next! Take these steps to help make next year's garden is even better than this.
The Vegetable Garden
• Clean up. Gather and compost dead plant litter. This reduces overwintering sites for insects and disease. (Fall is also a great time to forage for compost material, like neighbor's bagged leaves.)
• Sow cover crops. Broadcast winter rye and hairy vetch (which adds nitrogen to the soil) or, in mild-winter areas, banner fava beans in empty beds. This will improve soil fertility and tilth, and provide future compost material.
• Sow winter-hardy crops like kale, spinach, hardy lettuces, and Chinese cabbage. You can protect them with clear plastic over PVC arches, wooden cold frames, or recycled windows atop bales of hay.
• Plant garlic. Garlic grows biggest (in most areas) if started the fall before. Set cloves, pointy end up, an inch deep and three inches apart. Mulch immediately to keep down spring weeds.
• Tend tools. Clean and store your hand tools. Drain gas from motorized ones to keep water from condensing in their tanks.
The Ornamental Garden
• Fall is an ideal time to plant trees, shrubs, grasses, and bulbs. The soil remains warm compared to air temperature, an ideal environment for root development.
• Move any trees or shrubs that you want to relocate.
• Transplant and divide spring- and summer-blooming perennials in early fall.
• Water plants well prior to winter to help prevent winter injury, especially evergreens.
• Prep your houseplants for their return indoors by thoroughly rinsing leaves and container. Look out for insects.
• Move your potted amaryllis to a cool dry spot indoors to begin its dormancy period.
• Core aerate your lawn, seed bare spots, and fertilize--this is the most important application of the year.
• Once soil has a crusty frost layer, apply winter mulch of straw, shredded leaves, or pine needles to keep soil evenly cool through winter.
Pat Stone is the Editor of GreenPrints, "The Weeder's Digest," the prize-winning magazine that shares the personal side of gardening.
Phyllis Gricus is the owner of Landscape Design Studio in Pittsburgh, PA, creating sustainable and imaginative gardens for all seasons. Visit her on Facebook.
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Plaintiff Erick Zayas joined with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to sue Ventura Corp. for employment discrimination on the basis of sex in 2007. In essence, Zavas complained that Ventura's long-standing tradition of hiring women for the position he applied to was discriminatory. Furthermore, Zavas alleged that Ventura destroyed relevant evidence. In its answer, Ventura stated that the fact that no men have filed applications or have not met the position requirements did not support the plaintiffs' assertion of discrimination. However, during limited discovery a list revealed that qualified men did in fact apply and accounted for 34.5 percent of qualified applicants. The central issue involved application materials received by Ventura. These included materials submitted by e-mail and hard copy resumes. The court first notes that spoliation is "the failure to preserve evidence that is relevant to pending or potential litigation." The duty to preserve relevant evidence arises once litigation is reasonably anticipated. The court noted that since Ventura was notified in 2007 that it was being charged with sexual discrimination, at that point Ventura should have reasonably anticipated litigation and was thus under the duty to preserve. Ventura attempted to make a statutory argument that resumes did not need to be preserved. The relevant statute, 29 CFR 1602.14 (see http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/29/1602.14), makes reference to "application forms" and "test papers." Ventura argued that it required neither application forms nor test papers and that resumes were not mentioned. However, the court rejected this argument. The court noted that the statute also includes the language, "other records having to do with hiring." The court ultimately held that resumes therefore clearly applied. Ventura's Human Resource Analyst testified that certain documents were shredded or taken to a warehouse as a result of an office restructuring in 2009. Furthermore, the HR Analyst wasn't able to find the said documents. The plaintiffs were therefore able to establish that Ventura either lost or destroyed the resumes between 2007 and 2010. Because Ventura was on notice since 2007, the disappearance of these documents constituted a violation of its duty to preserve relevant evidence. Soft copies of resumes delivered by e-mail were also lost in the same time period. In fact, th plaintiffs were able to produce a relevant e-mail to and from Ventura, while Ventura was not able to produce the very same e-mail. This e-mail alone and the fact that other relevant e-mails likely existed in the 2007-2010 period but were nowhere to be found, was sufficient to infer that Ventura likely destroyed them. The court held that sanctions were in order for Ventura's violation of its duty to preserve. As a result of Ventura's failure to preserve relevant evidence, the court imposed a "spoliation instruction" or adverse inference instruction. Such an instruction allows the trier of fact to infer that the content of the destroyed relevant evidence was damaging to Ventura's case. Lesson learned? If you intentionally or unintentionally destroy relevant evidence while under a duty to preserve, an adverse inference instruction will likely bring swift defeat and sway the trier of fact against you. It's best to preserve evidence and maintain your credibility with the court and trier of fact even with bad facts. Rocco Seminerio is a Seton Hall University School of Law graduate (Class of 2014). Mr. Seminerio focuses in the areas of Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Health Law. He graduated from Seton Hall University in 2011 with a degree in Philosophy. He also has an interest in the life sciences.
In this case, the plaintiff, an inmate at Rikers Island, brought a motion for spoliation of evidence and alleged the defendants breached their duty to preserve evidence. The evidence in question is video footage relevant to the litigation regarding the assault on the plaintiff which occurred on May 24, 2011, by other prison inmates in a holding cell at the Bronx Criminal Courthouse. The defendants claim that they do not have a duty to preserve the surveillance footage because by the time they were given notice, the footage had been deleted. The defense states that even if they had a duty to preserve, they met this obligation by saving eight minutes of surveillance that they deemed to be relevant. On the day of the assault, the holding cell in which the plaintiff was placed in with approximately sixteen to seventeen other inmates was under twenty-four hour video surveillance. That same day, Jacqueline Brantley, the former Assistant Deputy Warden Executive Officer at the Bronx Criminal Courthouse, reviewed the video footage to determine the course of events specifically for a period of three hours. Brantley was the only person to view the three hours of footage and therefore she was the only one who could testify in court regarding this evidence. The three hours of video footage is extremely relevant to the case. The footage included evidence of not only the plaintiff's injuries, but also how the Department of Corrections protected the inmates and how they responded to the incident. The tapes also show the presence and identity of possible witnesses to the assault and help create a visual timeline of events in the holding cell. The Southern District of New York stated that the defendants should have known within a week of the assault that the surveillance footage would be relevant to a future lawsuit. While the Department of Corrections destroyed the footage pursuant to the Department's automatic video recycling procedures, prior to the filing of the claim by Taylor, the Department did manage to save eight minutes of footage. This begs the following question to be asked: Why did the department not preserve the entire three hours of footage? As a result, the plaintiff in this case sought sanctions for spoliation of evidence with the deletion of the footage. A party seeking sanctions for the spoliation of evidence must establish the following three elements: The party having control over the evidence had an obligation to preserve it at the time it was destroyed; The records were destroyed with a culpable state of mind; and The destroyed evidence was relevant to the party's claim… such that a reasonable trier of fact could find that it would support that claim. Residential Funding Corp. v. DeGeorge Fin. Corp., 306 F.3d 99, 107 (2d. Cir. 2002). If the moving party can establish these three elements, then the court has the ability to impose sanctions under Rule 37 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The defendants here should have anticipated that the plaintiff would file a lawsuit against the Department for its failure for protect the plaintiff in the holding cell. Therefore, the defendants should have reasonably known that any evidence depicting the plaintiff's treatment in the holding cell would be relevant to the litigation. The obligation to preserve the video footage in this case attached at the time of the assault due to its relevance. The defendants should have known that the entire three hours of footage would be relevant and that two four minute video clips would be insufficient. Since the entire footage has been destroyed, the defendants breached their preservation duty. The destruction of evidence by the defendants was done in a culpable state of mind and destroyed knowingly. Therefore, the defendants were negligent in allowing the footage to be deleted. However, the defendants were not grossly negligent in their failure to preserve, as no relevant evidence here has been claimed to have been destroyed after the plaintiff filed his Notice of Claim, approximately sixty-five days after the assault occurred. Additionally, the destroyed evidence would have been favorable and relevant to the plaintiff's claims and defenses in this case. This evidence would have shown the three hour period of time the plaintiff was left injured in the holding cell as well as the failure of the Corrections Officers to protect him and remove him from the cell when he was covered in blood after the assault. The Court found that for these reasons the destruction of evidence prejudiced the plaintiff. Therefore, the following sanctions were ordered by the court: 1) the preclusion of Brantley from testifying about what she saw when she reviewed the deleted footage; 2) the use of an adverse inference jury instruction; and 3) the award of attorney's fees and costs to the plaintiff. To avoid having a similar outcome, potential defendants should immediately preserve any relevant evidence in matters that they know or should reasonably know will give rise to litigation. Jennifer Whritenour received her B.S. in Political Science and History in 2011 from the University of Scranton. She is received her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law in May 2014.
Once bitten, twice shy. The classic idiom stands for the general proposition that when an individual is hurt by someone or something, they tend to avoid that person or situation in the future. Well, it looks like the defendant in Hart v. Dillon Companies did not learn its lesson as it will face spoliation sanctions for the second time in two years. In 2011, the defendant's bad faith destruction of company videotapes led to an adverse inference ruling. E.E.O.C. v. Dillon Companies, Inc., F. Supp. 2d 1141 (D.Colo. 2011). Now the company faces additional spoliation sanctions, once again for accidentally erasing pertinent recorded evidence. The plaintiff's 21 years of employment at the defendant's grocery store came to an end when it was alleged that she had been abusing her power as the store's bookkeeper by paying herself at a marked-up rate. The decision to terminate the plaintiff was partially based on a secretly recorded conversation that occurred between the plaintiff and the defendant's loss prevention specialist. On November 1, 2011, the former employee filed an E.E.O.C. charge of discrimination against her former employer, believing that her termination was the result of age discrimination. Knowing that the plaintiff had hired an attorney, the defendant denied her request for arbitration, and the plaintiff filed its complaint on March 1, 2012. At some point between the arbitration denial on November 7, 2011, and the filing of the complaint, the recording of the plaintiff's interview was accidentally erased. On March 1, 2012, the defendant employer initiated a litigation hold, but this was too little too late. The damage had already been done, and the plaintiff filed a motion for sanctions for the spoliation of the recorded evidence. Adding insult to injury, the Colorado District Court actually cited to the defendant's previous spoliation case when laying out the issues of spoliation. According to that decision, the issues of spoliation are: (1) is the evidence relevant to an issue at trial; (2) did the party have a duty to preserve the evidence because it knew or should have known, that litigation was imminent; and (3) was the other party prejudiced by the destruction of the evidence. With regards to the first issue, the court found that the recorded interview was obviously relevant to the case because it played a role in the defendant's decision to terminate the plaintiff's employment. Discussing the second element, the court found that the duty to preserve the evidence began on November 7, 2011, because at the time of the arbitration denial the defendant was well-aware litigation was likely. This was the trigger event that marked the defendant's duty to institute a litigation hold. In fact, evidence existed that the defendant's labor relations manager was well aware that the plaintiff's attorney and arbitration request signified an intent to litigate the issue.In terms of prejudice, the court found that the plaintiff was prejudiced by the destruction because several factual disputes existed as to what occurred during the secretly recorded interview. Finding the defendant "highly culpable" for the four month delay, the court also determined that the failure to collect the tape recording from "a key player" was an example of grossly negligent or willful behavior. Even though the defendant may not have shown an intent to destroy the evidence, the company had control over the tape and the responsibility to preserve it. Therefore, the plaintiff's motion for sanctions was granted. Sanctions have not yet been determined, though, as the court set a future hearing to determine the precise amount of sanctions to impose. While E.E.O.C. charges, like those brought by the plaintiff here, do not always lead to litigation, companies should get in the habit of instituting litigation holds whenever they face charges like these. Even if the chances of litigation appear remote, if possible the company should seek to preserve all pertinent evidence to avoid this type of scenario. In this matter, if the company had issued a litigation hold when it received the E.E.O.C. charge or even upon receiving the arbitration request, it could have avoided the sanctions it will now receive. Companies are risking too much by not immediately preserving all the evidence relevant to the potential case. Here, if the defendant had learned from its previous bad experience with evidence spoliation, it could have instituted better preservation procedures that would have avoided the significant penalties it now confronts. Jeffrey, a Seton Hall University School of Law Student (Class of 2014), focuses his studies primarily in the area of civil practice but has also completed significant coursework concerning the interplay between technology and the legal profession. He was a cum laude graduate of the University of Connecticut in 2011, where he received a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Entrepreneurial Management. Presently, Jeff serves as a legal clerk at a personal injury law firm in Rochelle Park, New Jersey.
In Sekisui Am. Corp. v. Hart, District Court Judge Shira Sheindlin reversed a decision of the lower court and imposed sanctions against a plaintiff for its willful spoliation of electronically stored information (ESI). The critical point on which Judge Scheindlin and the magistrate judge opposed was whether a showing of bad faith is necessary to impose spoliation sanctions or whether a showing that the ESI was willfully destroyed is enough. For Judge Scheindlin, where the spoliation is willful the non-spoliating party need not prove malevolent purpose: It is well-settled in the Second Circuit that: [A] party seeking an adverse inference instruction based on the destruction of evidence must establish (1) that the party having control over the evidence had an obligation to preserve it at the time it was destroyed; (2) that the records were destroyed with a culpable state of mind; and (3) that the destroyed evidence was relevant to the party's claim or defense such that a reasonable trier of fact could find that it would support that claim or defense. It is the third prong of the test that was squarely tackled in this case—whether the destroyed evidence was relevant and whose burden is it to prove or disprove this factor. Sekisui American Corporation (Sekisui) brought a breach of contract suit against Richard Hart and Marie Louise Trudel-Hart relating to the Sekisui's purchase of America Diagnostica, Inc. ("ADI"), a medical diagnostic products manufacturer of which Mr. Hart was president. During discovery, Sekisui revealed that ESI in the form of e-mail belonging to certain ADI employees (including Mr. Hart) had been deleted or were missing. It later became clear that Sekisui did not institute a litigation hold until more than fifteen months after sending a Notice of Claim to the Harts and in the interim, Sekisui permanently deleted the Hart's documents and data. By way of explanation, Sekisui maintained that the destruction of Hart's ESI was largely due to the actions of ADI's former Head of Human Resources (Taylor), who had acted without direction from Sekisui. Sekisui further asserted that Taylor made the unilateral decision to delete Hart's e-mail for the purpose of freeing up space on the ADI server after determining that Hart was no longer receiving work-related e-mail. Before directing Northeast Computer Services ("NCS")—the vendor in charge of managing Sekisui's information technology systems—to permanently delete Hart's ESI, Taylor apparently "identified and printed any e-mails that she deemed pertinent to the company," which e-mails, totaling approximately 36,000, were produced to the Harts. Notwithstanding these measures, there was no way for the parties or the court to determine how many e-mails were permanently deleted and lost. In light of these developments, the Harts requested that the court impose sanctions on Sekisui for the spoliation of evidence. Specifically, the Harts requested: 1) an adverse inference jury instruction based on the destruction of Hart's ESI; and 2) sanctions for spoliation based on the alleged or actual loss of the e-mail folders of several other ADI employees. The Magistrate declined to issue any sanctions, finding that the Harts failed to show any prejudice resulting from the destruction of the ESI (i.e., failed to show that the deleted e-mails were relevant to its defenses). The Magistrate Judge concluded that the destruction of Hart's ESI "may well rise to the level of gross negligence," but decided that such destruction was not willful because "there has been no showing that Taylor directed [the e-mails'] erasure for any malevolent purpose." The magistrate judge declined to presume either relevance or prejudice despite his finding that Sekisui "may" have acted in a grossly negligent manner. Judge Sheindlin, however, took a starkly opposite position. Judge Sheindlin expressly rejected the premise that the law requires a showing of malice in order to establish intentionality with respect to the spoliation of evidence. In the context of an adverse inference analysis, Judge Sheindlin found no "analytical distinction" between destroying evidence in bad faith, i.e., with a malevolent purpose, and destroying it willfully. Accordingly, Sekisui's good faith explanation for the destruction of Hart's ESI (suggesting that Taylor's directive was given in order to save space on the server) did not change the fact that the ESI was willfully destroyed. And when evidence is destroyed willfully, the destruction alone "is sufficient circumstantial evidence from which a reasonable fact finder could conclude that the missing evidence was unfavorable to that party." On the above rationale, Judge Sheindlin found the Magistrate Judge's decision to be clearly erroneous and contrary to law, and directed that an adverse inference instruction would be provided to the jury. This case underscores the importance of timely and prudently implementing a litigation hold, when such duty attaches. Adam L. Peterson is a student at Seton Hall University School of Law, Class of 2014. Adam is a member of the Seton Hall Law Review and prior to law school Adam was an Environmental Analyst with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
In 2007, John Lemanski was employed as a purchasing Manager for Barrette Outdoor. His responsibilities included purchasing resin for the production of siding at the lowest possible cost. Unfortunately, in 2011, the company began to downsize and Lemanski's position was dissolved. After Lemanski's termination, it was discovered that Lemanski was not purchasing resin at the lowest market price per his job description, but rather at almost full cost due to his interest in Michigan Resin Representatives (MRR). Upon his termination, Barrette alleged Lemanski destroyed over 270,000 digital documents and severely hindered Barrette's ability to prove their case. While Lemanski had a duty to preserve these documents, his intentional disregard and willful destruction of evidence was enough to warrant sanctions. On his last day of employment, Lemanski was presented with a Separation and Release Agreement; however, when Barrette learned of Lemanski's financial interest in MRR, the agreement was revoked. Shortly after, Lemanski received an e-mail with an attached Notice to Preserve Electronically Stored Information. While Lemanksi claimed he did not read the e-mail until later, evidence suggests the contrary—including the fact that he installed and executed data wiping software on his company computer. A party seeking a sanction for the destruction of evidence must show: 1) "'that the party having control over the evidence had an obligation to preserve it at the time it was destroyed;" 2) that the evidence was destroyed with a "'culpable state of mind'"; and 3) "'that the destroyed evidence was relevant to the party's claim or defense such that a reasonable trier of fact could find that it would support that claim or defense.'" See Adkins v. Wolever (Adkins III ), 692 F.3d 499, 503-04 (6th Cir. 2012). After examining Lemanski's conduct, the court concluded that a sanction for spoliation was warranted based on two instances of conduct. While the deletion of files from his work computer may not have been done in anticipation of litigation, Lemanski was soon thereafter served with a Notice to Preserve. At that time, he disposed of his personal cell phone and made no effort to retrieve it the next day after receiving said the aforementioned Notice. Secondly, Lemanski continued to disregard his duty when he erased 270,000 files from his personal laptop after Barratte sought a motion to compel Lemanski to produce this very same laptop for imaging. Lemanski was simply in too deep and attempted to cover his wrongdoing. He should have abided by the Notice to Preserve and simply handed over the requisite files for production. Due to his actions, the court held ordered Lemanski to pay Barrette $25,000.00 in compensation regarding fees and costs incurred by brining a spoliation motion, to pay Barrette $10,000.00 for Barrette's increased expenses in conducting discovery and proceeding with litigation absent evidence, and an adverse inference presented at trial that Lemanski's cell phone and personal laptop contained information unfavorable to Lemanski and that Lemanski was involved with MMR.
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Continue ReadingNo company can escape the rigorous rules of eDiscovery, even those that may exist as one-person entities. As soon as the possibility of litigation becomes likely, companies must take the necessary steps to preserve all relevant documents or risk suffering the consequences in court.
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Continue ReadingTime and time again we learn that honesty really is the best policy. Rather than cooperate with adversaries, more often than not attorneys continue to fight and prolong the tedious discovery process. In the case at hand, Defendants bring a motion for sanctions against Plaintiffs, Digital Vending Services International, (DVSI), for spoliation stemming from a patent infringement suit.
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Published in 1965, Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness assembles ten years' work of Bob Kaufman, celebrated in San Francisco as the original Beat and in France as "the American Rimbaud."
Kaufman promotes a spontaneous, prophetic verse, mixing street talk and jazz with vision. Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness contains odes to Charles Mingus, Hart Crane, Ray Charles, and Albert Camus as well as love lyrics, political rants, "Prison Poems," and the prose meditation "Second April."


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Any member of the Rhode Island General Assembly who had the intellect and the courage to stand up to former House Speaker Gordon Fox should be recognized and appreciated.
Knowing he would be jeopardizing his leadership position, Rep. Spencer Dickerson spoke up and was subsequently relegated to the "Committee That Never Meets." Clearly, Mr. Dickerson acted in the best interests of his constituents.
Over the years Mr. Fox and a network of politicians have brought Rhode Island, despite its potential, to the bottom rung of the economic ladder. We consistently rank among the states with the worst unemployment rates.
Now we are struggling to get out from under this mess and regain some semblance of prosperity. This will not be accomplished with legislators who are agents of the unions.
We will succeed only with people of vision and courage. Such a person is Spencer Dickerson, who deserves a vote and a salute.
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Wingfield Barns welcomes exhibitions from individual artists, collectives and art groups from across the region, the county, the country and overseas.
2015 exhibitions will include:
Richard Digance 28 March - 10 April 2015.
Take the opportunity to meet Richard on the evening of the 28th as he attends the opening of his solo exhibition in Suffolk. Admission is free
The East Anglian Federation of Photographic Societies returns in early May
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What better way to beat Houston's summer heat than to gather after work at the garden-like setting of the Brownstone Café? The WFE hosts the Summer Sizzle each year in June as an informal opportunity to socialize with our members and guests. Approximately fifty of us sipped on a cool glass of wine and sampled various appetizers, as we kicked off the evening with a "Scavenger Hunt" icebreaker followed by casual mixing and mingling. The Summer Sizzle is a fun and effective networking event that is not to be missed! Please view our photo gallery for highlights from this event. |
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This year, our 20th Duck Hunt returned to Neiman's, where it all began. Thanks to all of you fashionistas for making this event such a success.
Summer Sizzle
Every year as the summer temperatures start to heat up, our WFE members and guests gather for a cool networking event for both business and social interaction.
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We've known for a long time that companies are just exhausted from paying $500 an hour for a BigLaw firm they don't need so that senior partners can spend the day golfing. Now there are some numbers to back this up.
Inside Counsel recently reported on an HBR Consulting survey showing that, even as legal spending in total increased 2 percent over last year, inside spending increased 5 percent while outside counsel spending decreased by 2 percent.


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- Preheat oven to 350. Grease and flour 2 cake pans. Combine all ingredients in a large bowl. Using electric mixer, beat until well mixed, approx. 4 mins. Pour batter into pans. Bake for 40-45 mins, until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pans 10 mins before removing to wire racks. Cool completely on racks.
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Those who enjoy the puzzling designs that the Japanese watch company has to offer will not hesitate to get their hands on the Tokyoflash Kisai Zone LCD.
The hexagons on the display screen represent the time and the date. The seconds rotate, entertaining you when you are locked in the depths of a grueling office meeting. Similar to the other watches, an animation comes over the clock face. Every 15 minutes an animation will cause the hexagons to spiral around, disorienting you.
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Devastating floods across Malaysia and Thailand in late December and mid-January bear the hallmarks of an enhanced MJO climate pattern superimposed on the seasonal monsoon.
A major winter storm was still blustering its way through the U.S. Northeast this morning, with continued snow accumulations and high winds predicted for many areas. How will this event compare to the region's most historic storms?
Ocean scientists have designed a new aquatic robot that can go where they suspect some of the heat energy from global warming is hiding: in the abyss.
During the second half of December and the beginning of January, places from Sri Lanka to northwest Australia experienced exceptionally heavy rains, flash floods, and landslides.
The tropical Pacific Ocean sloshes around like water in your bathtub. These waves are as important as the vortex of water that spirals down the drain.


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Differences fade as 'a family in uniform' comes together with common goals
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FORT MCCOY, Wis. - They're all volunteers, but not everybody sings "Rocky Top."
"I just haven't caught onto that song," Sgt. 1st Class James Boggan said. "It's got to have some funk to it."
The 844th Engineer Battalion left Knoxville in March with about 200 troops from around East Tennessee. They left for Iraq last week with about 500 more from around the country - including four other companies and platoons, along with individual reservists transferred in from even more units.
The soldiers learned to work together over the past two months here and become what their commander calls "a family in uniform." But some adjustments don't come easy.
Take the University of Tennessee's unofficial fight song, adopted by the East Tennessee soldiers as their anthem and sung just before every march, morning run and just about any other occasion. Boggan, a musician from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., says the bluegrass notes just don't fit his style.
He'd never heard the song before last year, when he met the soldiers of the 844th during training in California's Mojave Desert.
"I have an orange motorcycle, so I'm already like family," he said. "If they can take me, they can get along with anybody. But I'm not with the banjos and all that. I have to feel it, and right now I'm not feeling it."
Try that attitude with a first sergeant who's packing a UT flag for Iraq - complete with the signatures of the 1998 national championship football team - and a lieutenant commissioned through UT's ROTC program - better known as the Rocky Top Battalion.
"It's about mountains, it's about moonshine, and it's about having a good time," 1st Lt. Jake Ankrom said. " 'Rocky Top' has a great heritage. Everybody's got to know the fight song in this company."
Boggan takes it all with a laugh. The lieutenant promised to get him a copy of the lyrics and loan him a rap version of the song.
Boggan says if he likes it, he'll do his own remix to pass the downtime in the desert.
"Right now to me, it's like having a steak without the flavor," he said. "You've got to season it and add some sizzle."
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St. Virgilius School in Broad Channel, one of nine borough schools slated to close in a reorganization plan by the Catholic Schools system, will stay open through at least 2010 after the Diocese of Brooklyn approved its five-year business plan on Wednesday.
Principal Diane Phelan received the phone call at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday and sent her students off to Easter break knowing that their school was saved. "I'm very happy for the children, parents and the community. They needed to have this school here. This is good news all the way around."
John Spataro, the attorney who drafted the business plan with community help, said he was "ecstatic, and the kids are ecstatic. Now comes the real work in implementing the plan, but we cleared a hurdle. We will step up and do what we need to do."
Councilman Joseph Addabbo Jr., who gave an impassioned speech at a Broad Channel town meeting about the importance of the school, noted that the island's geography made St. Virgilius' reprieve necessary.
"No other school has as unique a situation as St. Virgilius. If the school closed, parents could be separated from their child during an emergency, and that was cause for concern. I'm very happy for the residents," he said.
Parents and teachers at Catholic schools across the borough had been waiting to hear from the Diocese of Brooklyn, which will determine whether "business plans" they submitted will bring in sufficient resources to allow the schools to stay open. St. Virgilius' business plan includes bus service to and from the island and a scholarship fund to defray tuition costs.
At press time, only St. Finbar's and St. Stephen's Schools in Brooklyn had also earned a reprieve.
The diocese, which set varying deadlines for the business plans earlier this month, had not set a timetable for informing the schools whether they will be open next year. Now, some parents are clinging to the hope that their last-ditch efforts will save the schools, while others are already celebrating.
The diocese announced on Ash Wednesday, February 9th, that it planned to "reorganize" its school system. Twenty-two schools in the city, nine of them in Queens, were set to close. The schools—St. Theresa's in Woodside, Queen of Angels in Sunnyside, Blessed Mary Virgin Help of Christians in Woodside, Ascension School in Elmhurst, St. Stanislaus in Ozone Park, Holy Cross in Maspeth, St. Pius X in Rosedale, Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Astoria and St. Virgilius—were chosen due to low enrollment and mounting debt.
Monsignor Michael Hardiman, the diocese's vicar for education, said Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio had "reluctantly" accepted the proposal to close the schools. "Our goal is to have a parochial school presence in every part of the diocese, if that is at all possible. This is the best reconfiguration of the schools at this time," Hardiman said.
The announcement came in the middle of Catholic School Week, during which the schools celebrate Catholic education, and triggered outrage among parents and teachers who said the diocese assured them that their schools would not be closing. One teacher at Holy Cross, who asked that her name not be used, said that faculty members there had "given up on the system in general."
Registration deadlines for the 2005-2006 school year were originally extended by one week to account for the closings, but schools are now on hold as they await the diocese's decision. Hardiman said that any student whose school is affected by the reorganization will have a seat available to them within the school system in the fall.
The diocese gave all schools within the system a grade determining their viability based on enrollment and financial health. Phase 1 schools were considered "at-risk" schools, Phase 2 were middling and Phase 3 schools were healthy. Some of the Phase 1 schools, including St. Virgilius and Holy Cross, were given opportunities to submit business plans after community members and politicians argued that the schools would be able to restore their financial health on their own.
At Holy Cross, the effort to raise funds and increase enrollment involved an Internet campaign, and the staff sent more than 1,400 letters to alumni and local businesses encouraging them to donate to their cause. Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. of Astoria has introduced a motion to petition the state Legislature to offer tax credits to attend private schools, but the measure could not be passed in time to help the schools that were in danger this year. With tax credits, Holy Cross Pastor Peter Zendzian said the school could easily afford to stay open.
The diocese did not offer St. Stanislaus School in Ozone Park the opportunity to create a business plan, but one was created anyway. Adrian Dial, a real estate agent and parent of children at the school, developed a plan that would involve building homes on an adjacent parking lot and renting some out as apartments to raise money. He pledged not to give up if the plan, which he submitted directly to Hardiman, is rejected.


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Storm at Sea. (German titles read: 'Starke Sturme - verheerten die Nordsee-Kuste.')
German film of a December storm in the North Sea. Some good shots; many views from ship of rolling waves; rocks; cliffs in distance w/ lighthouse. Some sort of cartons among rocks (?), also shots looking down at ship's deck; sailors on pole pulling on wet sails. Some of this is quite scenic.
Boats and ships. Weather.
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CommentBuzz: The Week's Best Comments About Miley Cyrus, 50 Shades of Grey, and... More Miley!
So, Miley went on record about "making history" at the MTV VMAs, and all hell broke loose:
"yea it was obvious that she didnt think that one through! lol" - SandraIn other Miley "news," the singer lashed out at the paparazzi and called them "c*nts":"That's right Miley say it as many times as u want to make yourself feel better because the reality is that that was tateless. I liked the song and u but clearly u need rehab. And people talk about theman in the uk who beheaded the soldier a couple months ago still..he might make it in the history books but that doesn't make him an icon" - Candice
"I agree that I am sick of the pictures of Miley's tongue hanging out...but I am also really sick of this topic. We all know that the VMAs are known for being risque...all I can say (especially with past performances) is that if people want to see kid-friendly performances that they should probably watch the Disney channel. I personally didn't care for Miley's performance but it's over and done with. Don't watch the VMAs knowing there are going to be eyebrow-raising controversial performances and scantily-clad attire and then keep complaining about it later. It was not a class act. Miley Cyrus is no longer like her uber-innocent alter ego Hannah Montana. That's what she wanted to do and the direction that she wanted to take. Time to let it go and move on." - brantastic
"Ya know what i say??? Especially since i saw the UNCENSORED version of Robin Thicke's Video for this song, her performance makes a LOT more sense...even down to the foam finger....Seriously, look it up on youtube and youll understand it. People want to knock Miley, but what about Robin Thicke and Pharrell doing a music VIDEO in which the girls are dancing around TOPLESS with only a gstring on (and yes, they DO show their tits) and HIM not getting criticized for it????" - April
"Perhaps you aren't the first to behave ridiculously but nobody said Madonna was ever right" - Celeste
"Miley, You have it all wrong! History is " I Have a Dream", first steps on the Moon, The Berlin Wall crashing down, NOT YOUR EMBARRASSING VMA PERFORMANCE. Oh, and by the way, we are sick of seeing your tongue hanging out. You look like an overheated dog." - pgiggy
"Well said! Good girl Miley!" - Caroline
"Good job, Miley! Good job! This is definitely history!" - Demi
"It takes one to know one." - repeterWith the 50 Shades of Grey casting announcement, we can say goodbye to an era of guessing and predicting. We can still talk about who should've been cast, though:"she is the next lindsay" - Tricia
"matt bomer all the way !!!! charlie is not good looking enuff christian is meant to be a beautiful breath taking man i just dont think it wikll work its a odd coupling i wont be watching it ill stick to the books and my imagination !!!!!" - MariaIn one of our favorite moments of the week, Farrah Abraham confused feminism with lesbianism:"Charlie aka Jax from SOA is perfect for the roll! He is so hot on his series and he can absolutely make a,woman's heart and other body parts swoon when he gets naked. He has the perfect facial features and the body to play this part! Lets not forget his gorgeous face and expressions. That's a whole other story" - Debbie
"i don't like these two!!! i would like alexis bledel for anastasia's role." - Barbara
"NO WAY! Ian Somerhalder is the perfect man for this role, not this guy :(" - musicluver23
"no no no no no no no no no non on nono non no on no nonnononononononnononononononononno!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and..... wait for it.... NO!" - Rose
"amanda seyfried would make a good ana" - ana
" God no. These two are some of the worst actors I've seen so far for this film." - Sophia
"It's hysterical. It's just like when Robert Pattinson was cast in Twilight. Everybody hated the idea until the first marketing images were released - then BOOM, head over heels in LOVE, LoL! How do you suppose '50 Shades of Grey' POSSIBLY be inspired by Twilight?" - fb100003243699996
"She needs to go to school, or at least read books when she's not doing porn videos and ruining her daughter's life. Sad how the ignorant people can become so famous just because of reality tv shows" - AnaAnd in "WTF, REALLY?!" news (that does not relate to Miley FOR ONCE THANK GOD), Paris Hilton will soon be releasing a new single and music video. Oh, I give up...
"PLOT TWIST: Sadly, not even swimsuits can save her music career" - JordanThat's all we have time for this week, Celebuzzers. Thanks for contributing! Remember, if you want to be featured in next week's CommentBuzz, simply leave comments on your favorite articles.


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the Thunder and the Lakers last week and are playing at the third-fastest pace in the league. What in the name of Clyde Drexler is going on in the Northwest? The bandwagon is filling up fast. 5. Philadelphia (6-2): Did you know the Sixers have the
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MMO Revenue greed at the final stages of production completely ruin Hellgate. Flagship and EA should be ashamed !
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West Ham United's support is drawn from over land and sea - and that was in evidence once again as the Hammers got down to work at Evian on their first training camp of pre-season.
Italian fan Simone Sirenia made the journey through Switzerland and into France from Aosta to get close to his heroes, and he was joined by Evian-based Hammers Dave and Dylan Gould to watch the session.
The pair could not believe their luck when they spotted pictures of Friday's training session on the Club's Facebook page, and realising the players were based in their home town, popped down on Saturday.
Dave, who previously lived in Chigwell but has been in Evian for the last 15 years, told West Ham TV: "It was like a dream come true when I found out West Ham were training in Evian.
"I was looking at the Facebook page, going through the photos from Friday's training and I thought, 'hang on, I know that stadium.' There aren't too many stadiums with a lake in the background, and I read through that it was in Evian, so I got on the bike and came over on Saturday morning.
"Being over here I don't get to see West Ham very often. The last time was when we came over for Arsenal on Boxing Day, which was a lovely game but a poor result. So it's nice to see them in the flesh - they seem very open and easy to talk to so it's fantastic.
"My son Dylan was with me as well - he's a West Ham fan born and bred too and it's fantastic for him too, he's well happy."
The facilities at the Hammers' base have been perfect for their needs in the first week of pre-season, and Gould confirmed that the area has plenty to offer for the visitor.
He added: "It's beautiful here - we've got the lake on one side of the town and the mountains on the other. In the summer we can go swimming in the lake and in the winter we can go skiing
"The nearest ski resort is 15 minutes away and the bigger ones like Morzine are just over an hour away. It's perfect - a lovely place to be."
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Greece's New Leader Sends Germany A Loud Message With His First Act
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The Swiss Franc Is Getting Crushed
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 09:22The early bid for Swiss Francs following the Greek election results has turned into a bloodbath of outflows as EURCHF has swung a huge 230 pips overnight with Swissy now at its weakest to the Euro since before QECB leaks last Wednesday... One wonders if the SNB is back in the game?
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Tracking Juno: New York Prepares For One Of Top-5 Snow Storms In History; 50% Of Flights Cancelled
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 09:11As reported first yesterday, the North East in general, and NYC in particular, are about to be hit with a "historic" blizzard that may bring over 24 inches inches of snow in various places: a total accumulation which would make the "Blizzard of 2015" one of the top 5 worst snowstorms in the history of the city, and it the total snowfall rises over 27 inches, it would be the worst snowstorm in NYC history.
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Smart Casual: The 'Rebellious' New Greek PM's Swearing-In Attire
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 09:10If the shockingly large victory of left-wing Syriza was not enough for the Brussels' bureaucrats, the party's rebellious leader Alexis Tsipras dared to go tie-less during this morning's swearing-in as Greece's new Prime Minister... As we noted earlier, 'non-conformity is part of the package'
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Stocks Fill Overnight Gap But Crude & Carry Support Stalled
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 08:58Surprise! The weakness overnight in US equity futures has been eradicated in its best USDJPY-driven fashion. S&P, Dow, and Nasdaq futures have all managed to float higher on a sea of Crude and JPY carry exuberance to fill the overnight gap perfectly... except now that they have, USDJPY and Crude have turned down... We suspect the word "contained" will win CNBC-Bingo today...
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Syriza Forms Coalition Government With Anti-Bailout Independent Greeks: What Happens Next
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 08:49There was some excitement in the capital markets overnight, when what was initially seen as an outright victory for Syriza, giving it an absolute, 151-seat majority in parliament - a fear that briefly pushed the EURUSD under 1.11 when the Euro PPT stepped in - ended up being a placing just shy of a majority with 149 seats. However, that same excitement fizzled several hours ago when the "radical left" party agreed to form a government with the "rightwing" group of the Independent Greeks in the aftermath of Syriza's historic win which harnessed the public backlash against years of belt-tightening, job losses and hardship.
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The Federal Reserve Has Declared The Winner In The Generational Financial War
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 08:46The policy of safeguarding Boomer benefits with asset bubbles will lead to the destruction of the unprepared, the unwary and those who foolishly trusted our "leadership" and central bank to tell them the truth.
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Greek Bonds Battered As Dip-Buyers Rescue Greek Stocks
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 08:22The post-QECB euphoria in Greek asset markets was prognosticated by those who prefer to do such things as indicative that "the markets know something," positive about Sunday's (yesterday's) election... because markets are efficient and always 'price in' events (just like 1987, 2000, 2008 etc...). However, this morning ugliness in both Greek stock (especially banks) and bond markets suggests it was nothing more than algo-driven carry-inspired short-squeezes as both stocks and bonds plunged at the open. Stocks received the ubiquitous - well it's down so we better buy 'em treatment - but even that is fading as stocks catch back down to bonds' weakness, having unwound most of QECB's goodness...
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Oil Jumps On OPEC's El-Badri's "$200 A Barrel Sometime" Comments
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 08:10The headline-reading algos were at the top of their game this morning when milliseconds after OPEC's general secretary Abdalla El-Badri said oil prices could reach $200 a barrel if there's a lack of investment following this price slump... though failed to provide any timeline for his forecast. WTI prices jumped $1 from $45 to $46 even as El-Badri noted the market was still over-supplied by 1.5 million barrels per day.
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Goldman: It's The Central Banks' Fault We Can't Be More Bearish On Gold
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 08:01We've heard it all: snow, cold weather, hot weather, non one-time recurring, "one-time, non-recurring" charges, and even Bush. But when it comes to "excuses" for why one is wrong, this morning Goldman's note "Central banks stall a more bearish gold outlook" absolutely takes the cake.
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 07:46- Alexis Tsipras: the Syriza leader about to take charge in Greece (Guardian)
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/26/2015 - 07:19This morning both the SNB stunner from two weeks ago, and the less than stunning ECB QE announcement from last Thursday are long forgotten, and the only topic on markets' minds is the startling surge of Syriza and its formation of a coalition government with another anti-bailout party - a development that many in Europe never expected could happen, and which has pushed Europe to the bring of the unexpected yet again. And while there is much speculation that this time Europe is much better positioned to "handle a Grexit", the reality is that European bank balance sheets are as bad if not worse than in 2014, 2013, 2012 or any other year for that matter, because none of ther €1+ trillion in NPLs have been addressed and the only thing that has happened is funding bank capital deficiencies with newly printed money. You know what they say about solvency and liquidity.
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That music sounded an awful lot like Stadium music, from what I remember of it. Glad they didn't copy-and-paste the music, at least.
That music sounded an awful lot like Stadium music, from what I remember of it. Glad they didn't copy-and-paste the music, at least.
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I'm glad that the trainer battle theme has remained unchanged, as I would hate to think that the soundtrack consists almost entirely of remixes. The technology hasn't changed since Black and White, so not everything in Unova should sound different now. I'm sure that the old tracks that haven't been remixed won't be included in the CD release, which means that there will be room for several brand new tracks.
I can't help but feel that those are one of the few tracks I wish was changed or remixed. I don't know about you, but I was sick of it by the time I was through Black and White, and it was never a great track in the first place, imo.I'm glad that the trainer battle theme has remained unchanged
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Oh, I won't disagree with that. I just care more about new tracks, especially as I don't feel that remixes change much.Originally Posted by Ivysaur
Oooh, heck yes, we got a Kanto Gym Leader Battle remix! That means we're going to get a remix for all of them!
Can't wait to hear them!
I'm glad they remixed the ORIGINAL Gym Leader theme and not the GSC Kanto one. I always thought that was better. I didn't like the FRLG remix, mainly because I don't like the RSE soundfront.
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The finals of the World Tournament uses a new piece of battle music
Second gym BGM.
Seriously, what the actual fuck is this?
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Oh man, that was amazing. I wonder how they're going to handle that one when the games are localised!
The gym's each having a different remix to correspond with their type of choice is such a cool idea. Listening to a livestream, Burgh's is super ominous and fits well with the cobweb-laden layout of his new pad. I hope this is something that can be incorporated in future generations from this point onward, and not an aspect they end up dropping.
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